This example highlights how you can call Python code from within a C# application. To read more about this, you can check out the corresponding blog post found here:
Pythonnet: A Simple Union of .NET Core and Python You'll Love
- You can use the Pythonnet nuget package to simplify things greatly
- You'll need to point the engine at your correct DLL for Python versioning
- The dynamic keyword can make your life much easier with going between these two languages
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